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Our highly experienced Linn County will contest attorneys will be your advocate and fight for your rights during your will dispute. Our attorneys help executors defend a will, or can defend beneficiaries or individuals who know their rights are not being protected. Our dedicated teams of attorneys at O'Flaherty Law offer a strong support infrastructure that provides transparent billing, client-focused legal services, and individualized care to strive for successful outcomes in every case.
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In this article, our Linn County will contest attorneys discuss lack of testamentary capacity as used in will contests as a cause of action. We examine how a testator would lack the ability to create a will as well the time and execution of the will and whether they had the capacity to understand who their immediate family was, their property owned and planned disposition of property. For any further question do not hesitate to contact O'Flaherty Law Linn County for exemplary client services.
In this video, our Linn County will contest attorneys answer pivotal questions regarding who is necessary when will and/or trusts are being disputed. Some questions we will answer include, "Who are the Necessary Parties In Will Disputes Versus Trust Disputes?" and "What if a Necessary Party is Underaged?". We at O'Flaherty Law are dedicated to client understanding of their cases. With any further questions regarding will disputes, do not hesitate to contact us for exemplary representation.
In this video, our Linn County will contest attorneys recognize that people who are considered “interested persons” may challenge or contest a will. That said, there are a few primary categories of people who can challenge the will. This article will outline these categories and answer questions such as "what is 'standing' to contest a will?" and "what is the definition of an heir?". For any further questions regarding your ability to contest a will, do not hesitate to reach out to O'Flaherty Law Linn County.
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